Compatible third-party hardware

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The ecosystem plays well with hardware it didn’t make. This page is the growing list of third-party devices that connect, one way or another — it will keep expanding as development continues and as more makers plug their gear in.

Device	Maker	What it does	Works with
ACR122U NFC reader	ACS	USB NFC reader/writer — scan a chip and the spool auto-opens; guided, UID-checked writes. Two of them power a TigerPOD	Tiger Studio
TD-1 filament analyzer	AJAX-3D	DIY build — measures a filament’s Transmission Distance (the HueForge / Full Spectrum printing value) + color (RGB, 1–3 slots, indicative)	Tiger Studio · Tiger NFC Connect (USB-C)
TD1s filament analyzer	AJAX-3D	Same device family, pre-assembled and ready out of the box	Tiger Studio · Tiger NFC Connect (USB-C)
DYMO M series USB scales (M5, M10, M25…)	DYMO	Standard USB “HID Scale” devices — live weight into the spool’s profile (protocol details)	Tiger Studio
Any HID Scale-compliant USB scale	any	Same standard protocol as the DYMO M series (HID usage page `0x8D`) — brand doesn’t matter	Tiger Studio
Any blank NTAG213/215/216 chip	any	The consumable itself — bought anywhere, works identically (which chip?)	Everything

The ACR122U reader (two of them live inside every TigerPOD) · the AJAX-3D TD1s · a DYMO M-series USB scale · the chip itself, antenna bared.

The TD1s at work inside Tiger Studio.

Measured values don’t stay in the device: a TD or a weight lands in the spool’s profile and can live in the TigerTag protocol itself — on the chip, or in a .ttag file.

Your hardware here

Building or connecting a device? The protocol is open, the SDKs are ready, and TigerTag Certified exists for verified integrations. Tell us on the Discord or at tigertag@tigertag.io — this list is meant to grow.